IP look-up
IP look-up
ok, z-man, or anyone, mind looking up these IP's to see which one connected to master server first?
24.9.85.87
68.118.196.107
24.9.85.87
68.118.196.107
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If you're talking about the “Received new server” logs:If you mean normal logins (ie requesting the server list):
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[2006/12/29 20:17:41] [1] Received new server: 24.9.85.87:4534
[2006/12/29 20:17:41] [1] Received new server: 68.118.196.107:4534
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[2006/11/19 00:48:43] [2] Received login from 24.9.85.87:4473 via socket *.*.*.*:4533.
[2007/02/04 17:25:17] [1] Received login from 68.118.196.107:3631 via socket *.*.*.*:4533.
Last edited by wrtlprnft on Wed Mar 14, 2007 3:24 pm, edited 1 time in total.
There's no place like ::1
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beaker ~ # grep 24\.9\.85\.87 /var/log/armagetronad-master.log | head -n 5
[2006/11/24 03:15:50] [1] Received login from 24.9.85.87:1673 via socket 80.135.59.121:4533.
[2006/12/02 23:57:00] [1] Received login from 24.9.85.87:4834 via socket 80.135.68.16:4533.
[2006/12/03 00:25:18] [2] Received login from 24.9.85.87:4854 via socket 80.135.68.16:4533.
[2006/12/03 00:34:51] [2] Received login from 24.9.85.87:4862 via socket 80.135.68.16:4533.
[2006/12/03 00:59:25] [1] Received login from 24.9.85.87:4885 via socket 80.135.68.16:4533.
beaker ~ # grep 68\.118\.196\.107 /var/log/armagetronad-master.log | head -n 5
[2007/02/04 17:16:22] [3] Received login from 68.118.196.107:3628 via socket 80.135.50.229:4533.
[2007/02/04 18:36:52] [1] Received login from 68.118.196.107:4991 via socket 80.135.50.229:4533.
[2007/02/04 18:42:35] [1] Received login from 68.118.196.107:4534 via socket 80.135.50.229:4533.
[2007/02/04 18:42:38] [1] Received new server: 68.118.196.107:4534
[2007/02/04 18:42:43] [65] Acknowledged server: 68.118.196.107:4534
beaker ~ #
Anyway, why do you want to know? A nickname ownership dispute?
u see, in the tron community, there is some1 being a little off. they are claiming that my server, is copying their settings, but this proves that i had my server a few months before his. and i have stuck with the same settings.
he is saying that I copied his, when i had given him the settings in the first place.
he is saying that I copied his, when i had given him the settings in the first place.
What's the point of high rubber and infinite brakes anyway? I went into the "copy" server the other night and couldn't die. I just couldn't! Some guy even ran up a kick poll, I think it was the guy who sealed me in a very small box, only to get himself killed and I made it out of the box. What finally killed me was spidey IMing me, the on-screen display of the IM causing my full-screened arma to drop to 1 fps.
So why bother fighting over these settings? Find better ones, reduce your rubber for sure to something that doesn't make immortal light cycles.
So why bother fighting over these settings? Find better ones, reduce your rubber for sure to something that doesn't make immortal light cycles.

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Be the devil's own, Lucifer's my name.
- Iron Maiden
Be the devil's own, Lucifer's my name.
- Iron Maiden
If it's a settings dispute, the master logs don't prove anything. They just show who ran a server first. But here ya go, first records of servers. I grep my whole logs from the beginning which is over a year ago, the matches definitely are the first connects.
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beaker ~ # grep "Received new server: 24.9.85.87" /var/log/armagetronad-master.log | head -n 1[2006/12/29 20:17:53] [1] Received new server: 24.9.85.87:4534
beaker ~ # grep "Received new server: 68.118.196.107" /var/log/armagetronad-master.log | head -n 1
[2007/02/04 18:42:38] [1] Received new server: 68.118.196.107:4534